Parowan Rams clinch state berth in Class B tourney
Parowan High Rams earned a state Class B tournament invitation to Provo Utah March 16 17 18 19 after beating Millard and Beaver upsets of Delta. In a tight Fillmore game the Rams trailed early then pulled ahead final 42 51 to Parowan. Gurr Stubbs and Bents starred as Parowan seeks one more win.
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Millard
Parowan High School Rams
Frid
Jim Mille
Rams
Beaver
Provo
Utah
Parowan
Delta
Fillmore
Parowan Boys
Gurr
Stubbs
Bents
Parowan Lions Club plans March 7 regular meeting
Parowan Lions Club will hold its next regular meeting Monday night March 7 in the basement of the Old Rock Church per President W Scott Mitchell. Lions are urged to attend. Mrs E J King hosted Parowan Literary Club Wednesday night with a review of Irving Stone's Love is Eternal and dessert served to several members.
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Parowan Lions Club
Old Rock Church
W. Scott Mitchell
E. J. King
Parowan Literary Club
Jess Guymon
Irving Stone
Love
Orton
Larry King
Maxine Joseph
Roy Orton
Tom Draper
Gary Rollins
Parowan
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Hold Special Meeting
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold a special meeting Thursday March 10 in the Old Rock Church. Officers remind all members who haven’t paid their dues that time is running out and important business will be discussed.
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Daughters of Utah Proneers
Old Rock Church
Times Reporter Resigns Post
Mrs Hulda M Huler resigns as Times correspondent after eight years of writing personal news and front page items. She will assist the new editor for a week or two and will remain the Deseret News local correspondent to help publicize local events of general interest.
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Hulda M. Huler
New Times
Focal
Times Office
Local Chairman Attends Cancer Meet in Salt Lake City
Mrs. L. W Sorenson Cedar City local chairman of the cancer society attended a state wide institute in Salt Lake City in February. Delegates included Mrs. Parson A Webster and Mrs. Reed Barrett. The theme Horizons of Hope for Cancer featured eminent authorities and a panel led by Dr. John H Clark. Speakers were Medford R Runien Dr. George A Spendlove and Dr. Fenwick F Fowler. The drive for funds will run in April and a meeting for drive captains and interested persons is set for March 10 at 8 p.m. in the Hotel Escalante Cedar City.
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L. W Sorenson
Cancer Society
Salt Lake City
Parson A. Webster
Reed Barrett
Cedar City
Medford R. Runien
National Cancer Assn
George A. Spendlove
Utah State Dept of Health
Fenwick F. Fowler
First Baptist Church of
John H. Clark
New Arrivals Deliver a Baby Boy and Baby Girl in Iron County
The Iron County Hospital welcomed a girl Feb 19 for the Chester Bensons, weighing six pounds 12 ounces, joining brothers Rodney and Gail and sister Lucy. Grandfathers Roy Benson and John Farrow attended. The Decker couple welcomed a girl weighing nine pounds seven ounces, with Mischel as a two year old brother. Grandparents Heber Levy and Ivan Decker. great grandmothers Mrs Knell and Mrs Decker. Mother Adele Levy.
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Chester
Summit
Marie Farrow
Decker
Stork
Iron County Hospital
Litle Daugther
Mischel
Heber M. Levy
Cedar City
Ivan Decker
Parowan
R. C. Knell
George W. Decker
Adele Levy
Personal News Notes From Parowan Area Visitations
Mr and Mrs Adrian Dalton and children of Panguitch visited Parowan over the weekend, staying with the Halt ermans and the Daltons. Marvin Graff and family visited relatives in Salt Lake City and Tooele, traveling to Provo to watch BYU Wyoming. Dwain Decker was called to Salt Lake City by his brother’s serious illness after major surgery. Arvell Haltermans, now in Ely Nevada, spent weekend in Parowan and Cedar with relatives, while their son in law 1st Lieut Bob Adams and family prepare for Germany assignment as a jet pilot instructor with the U S Air Force. Mrs Adams is Jo Ann Mitchell of Parowan. Nate Benson of Henderson and Jim Lloyd of Boulder City Nevada briefly stopped in Parowan en route home from Provo where their son John V played basketball. Phil Benson and party attended the Provo game. the Bennsons hosted a late reunion at their Provo home with Cliff and Belle Empey Wayne and Betsey West Ralph and… Continued on Back Page
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Marvin Graff
Salt Lake City
Tooele
Provo
Byu—Wyoming
Dwain Decker
Inlaw
Bob R. Adams
Logan
Germany
Adams
U. S. Air Force
Jo Ann Mitchell
Nate Bensons
Henderson
Jim Lloyds
Boulder City
Nevada
Parowan
Phil Bensons
Utah County
John V
Lloyd's
Bensons
John Benson
Cliff
Belle Empey
Wayne
Betsey West
Ralph
Mrs Heverly Gillins Visits Her Folks In City
Mrs Heverly Dawn Gillins from Minersville spent last Sunday with her parents the Deward Bent Jews in this city.
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Heverly Dawn Gillins
Minersville
Deward Bent- Jews
Mitch ell Couple Welcome Guests For Visit
Mr and Mrs J Harold Mitchell host a visit with friends and relatives as guests during a social gathering at their home. Local attendees include named residents and neighbors sharing light conversation and hospitality.
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J. Harold Mitchell
Perry Egan To Meet With Parowan Club
Parowan Gun and Redd Club hosts a special meeting on Wednesday night March 9 with J. Perry Egan director of the Fish and Game Commission and staff as guests. Eugene M. Orton says the event will open to the public, with Harold S. Crane big game chief Marion Madden and Bill McConnell from fisheries among the expected attendees.
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Parowan Gun and Redd Club
J. Perry Egan
Fish and Game Commission
Eugene M. Orton
Harold S. Crane
Marion Madden
Bill McConnell
Fisheries Division
Local Sportsman Heads Southern Utah Wildlife Fed
Normas H. Day, a prominent Parowan sportsman, was reelected head of the Southern Utah Wildlife Federation at the annual meeting in Hurricane tied to Zion Park Rod and Gun Club events. Day has led the group for a year and serves as Utah Wildlife Federation district vice-president. The federation includes Milford, Beaver, Parowan, Cedar City, St. George and Hurricane. Guests included Director and Mrs. J. Parry Egan and Mr. and Mrs. Casey Bown of the State Fish and Game Commission.
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Normas H. Day
Southern Uteh Wildlife Federation
Hurricane
Zion Park Rod and Gun Club
Day
So. Utah
Utah Wildlife Federation
Parowan Gun and Rod Club
Southern Utah Wildlife Federation
Milford
Beaver
Parowan
Cedar City
St. George
J. Parry Egan
Casey Bown
State Fish and Game Commission
F and G Commission Sets Utah Angling Rules 1995
The Utah Fish and Game Commission plans a two day session to finalize angling regulations for the 1995 season. Opening and closing dates are May 28 to October 9. Earlier season start aims to boost holiday fishing opportunities for sportsmen. topics include baits lures bag limits boats and early closure measures.
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Utah Fish and Game
Tme
Southern Utah Dairy names three new board members
Southern Utah Dairy Coholders elected two new board members and re elected Thomas Abbott of Paragonah. Alma Hyatt and Frank Williamson remain as holdovers. The annual report shows 1954 business near break even with total grog operations at 351,605.15, compared to 376,733.90 prior year, with dairy and other departments detailing gains and losses.
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Southern Utah Dairy
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Evans
Thomas Abbott
Paragonah
Alma Hyatt
Frank Williamson
Bayles
Parowan City
Moisture Below Last Year Leaves Farmers Hopeful
Weather observer Clayton Rasmussen reports winter precipitation totals lag behind 1953 54 by .27 inches with 3.01 inches this season and 3.28 inches last year. November 1954 December 1954 January 1954 totals are noted along with ongoing concerns about spring planting and mountain water for crops.
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Clayton Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Angling season rules to be set by commission
The commission will determine all regulations for the 1955 angling season in coming meetings. Recommendations from sportsmen organizations, individuals, and other groups are being solicited and will be evaluated before final determination by April 1. The rules become effective April 16.
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Commission
Commission meetings include business balance agenda March 4 5
The March 4 and 5 meetings of the Commission cover current and general business. All sessions are open to the public and hosted at the Department of Fish and Game headquarters located at 1596 West North Temple in Salt Lake City.
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Commission
Department of Fish and Game
West North Temple
Salt Lake City
Scouters School To Be Held Here
A six week training course for all Boy Scout leaders will start in Parowan on Friday night March 11, continuing in Cedar. The program aims to improve leadership and scouting skills across the region, with sessions scheduled over the ensuing weeks.
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Scouters School
Parowan
The
Cedar
Principals Lead Parowan High Gypsy Rover Operetta Cast
The Parowan High School operetta Gypsy Rover prints a second presentation Monday night March 7 in the school auditorium. Directed by La Noir Asey with Jean Hendrickson overseeing two casts. About 50 chorus members. Featured dancers include Eleanor Adams and others. shows start with no admission and invites Parowan residents to attend.
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Papawan High School
la Noir Asey
Jean Hendrickson
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